Sentence examples for outright desire from inspiring English sources

Witnesses often have skin in the game as well, and they express a willingness or outright desire to testify for the prosecution in exchange for some tangible benefit.

As Bailey points out, a match in which tampering had a much clearer impact — England's victory over South Africa in 2000 after the South African captain, Hansie Cronje, had unexpectedly closed his team's innings to enable the outright result desired by fixers — still stands.

There aren't many ways to communicate your desperate need for a Crunchy Taco Supreme other than to voice your desire outright.

In other words, she argues that child sex bots are pretty likely to redirect pedophilic interests back toward human children, rather than satisfying the desire outright.

In other words, she argues that child sex bots are pretty likely to redirect paedophilic interests back toward human children, rather than satisfying the desire outright.

It can also hide outright racism or a desire to preserve traditional hierarchies (on closer inspection Trump's "Making America Great Again" turns out to mean: "Make sure white males continue to rule").

Shaw wanted to refuse his Nobel Prize outright because he had no desire for public honours, but accepted it at his wife's behest: she considered it a tribute to Ireland.

Meanwhile, many of Portman's would-be Senate colleagues were campaigning at cross-purposes ― playing down their desire to repeal Obamacare outright while touting replacement plans that did not, strictly speaking, exist.

That a certain emotional landscape seems to belong outright to O'Brien – the intensity of female desire, expressed with a dignified certainty of one's right to claim it – only enhances the reader's pleasure when the stories take us there.

Even though contracted personnel do not outright reject or critique the model, the desire to obtain better working conditions and job security is clear.

Since then scientific scrutiny has focused overwhelmingly on women's reproductive rather than sexual function; at times the existence of female desire and arousal and orgasm has been outright denied.